Bug with NIFTY IT index quotes

shavis · March 2017

I was trying to get some quotes for the NIFTY Sectoral Indices and everything works fine except for "NIFTY IT". I get a successful response but all the values are 0.

Request: https://api.kite.trade/instruments/NSE/NIFTY IT?api_key=xxx&access_token=yyy
Response:

{
  "status": "success",
  "data": {
    "change_percent": 0,
    "open": 0,
    "last_price": 0,
    "change": 0,
    "close": 0
  }
}

For other sectors like bank, pharma, etc it's working fine.
Request: https://api.kite.trade/instruments/NSE/NIFTY BANK?api_key=xxx&access_token=yyy

{
  "status": "success",
  "data": {
    "change_percent": 0.21,
    "open": 21291.45,
    "last_price": 21271.95,
    "change": 46.54,
    "close": 21225.4
  }
}

Is this a bug in the system or am I using a wrong Instrument code? I've checked the master list and it's "NIFTY IT"

sujith · March 2017

Hi @shavis,
We are looking into this.

shavis · April 2017

@sujith Thanks! Let me know when you have more information.

sujith · April 2017

Hi @shavis,
We are getting values as 0 from TR, we have reported the issue. We will let you know once we get an update about it.

shavis · April 2017

Thanks @sujith.

There is one more issue regarding the KiteConnect Java API for Indices quotes.
There is a method:
public Quote getQuoteIndices(String exchange, String tradingSymbol)
However, the JSON response and the Object are not matching in fields and there is a loss of information.

JSON Response is as such:

{
  "status": "success",
  "data": {
    "change_percent": 0.21,
    "open": 21291.45,
    "last_price": 21271.95,
    "change": 46.54,
    "close": 21225.4
  }
}

The Quote object has a structure like this:

public class Quote {

@SerializedName("volume")
public String volume;
@SerializedName("last_quantity")
public String lastQuantity;
@SerializedName("last_time")
public String lastTime;
@SerializedName("change")
public double change;
@SerializedName("open_interest")
public double openInterest;
@SerializedName("sell_quantity")
public double sellQuantity;
@SerializedName("change_percent")
public double changePercent;
@SerializedName("last_price")
public double lastPrice;
@SerializedName("buy_quantity")
public double buyQuantity;
public OHLC ohlc;
public Map> depth;

Thus, only the last_price, change_percentage and change fields get mapped correctly. The open and close fields get lost.

For now I'm using my own objects and methods but I thought I'd let you so this can be fixed later on.

sujith · April 2017

@shavis,
Thank you for notifying, we will update it in next release.

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